Didn't Kara use the solar flare in an episode?
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Didn't Kara use the solar flare in an episode?
Yes, it was introduced by Geoff Johns in the Superman comics and Supergirl used the "solar flare" new power, in her fight against Red Tornado and was rendered powerless afterwards.
http://comicbook.com/2015/12/06/supergirl-introduces-the-solar-flare-power/
That's right. I really want to rewatch season one with my kids--my daughter watched a few episodes when we were back in Canada a while ago and really liked.
Kara just blasted the Tornado until she ran out of power.
The solar flare thingy in the the comics was Clark turning into a "Kryptonian" bomb.
Boom!
The solar flare thingy in the the comics was Clark turning into a "Kryptonian" bomb.
Boom!
It'll be available on Netflix in a few days (September 10th).
I've been watching the Supergirl repeats and I totally forgot they set up Bizarro to come back. I hope she does in season two. She was an interesting character.
Andrew Kriesberg has talked a bit about how they will deal with Superman, his relationship with Kara and his popularity.
^^^ Great interview. Unfortunately he only confirms Superman's presence in the first 2 episodes.
That's two sites I've seen that have quoted Kreisberg's joking line as "there was a blood right," when he obviously meant "blood rite." Why do Internet news sites think they don't need proofreaders?
That doesn't surprise me at all. It's a given that he's going to be an occasional guest at most, since this is Supergirl's show.
As of 3 days ago, they were 7 days into their 10-day shoot on Episode 4, so they should be starting filming on Episode 5 tomorrow.
If that's all they've done so far, then it would probably be way to early to have anything from any of the later episodes set solidly enough to announce things like more Superman appearances. Even if we don't see him again this season, I find it hard to believe he'll never appear again.
Not gonna happen unless they establish that he has discovered how to do stuff that she hasn't, such as break dimensional barriers.
Note: My calculations on where they're at production-wise could be a little off, but even if said calculations are off, they'd at most be only a few days into filming Episode 5, which leaves them a few episodes to go until the big crossover, which apparently is going to start with a mostly self-contained story that will then lead Kara to Earth-1 and set up her adventures with Team Flash, Team Arrow and the Legends.
We don't even know yet whether we'll actually like this version of Superman the first time. Isn't it a bit premature to decide we want even more of him?
Anyway, from what I hear in interviews, it sounds like poor Diggle's going to have a hard enough time coping with the idea of one flying alien from a parallel dimension, let alone two.
When was the last time you sent a text message to see if your cousin's emotional disposition is fine?
Superman here, seems to be unlike Andrew Dice Clay.
Superman here, seems to be unlike Andrew Dice Clay.
Greg Berlanti did an interview.
On moving production to Vancouver:
On Cat Grant:
On Cat Grant interacting with Superman:
On the crossover:
That last bit is mildly disappointing, apparently it will only be a three-way.
On moving production to Vancouver:
On Cat Grant:
On Cat Grant interacting with Superman:
On the crossover:
That last bit is mildly disappointing, apparently it will only be a three-way.
They refer to characters from the other shows appearing in "her episode". Sounds like the show is part of the crossover.
He does say that she will be part of the crossover, just that story doesn't start there. The impression I've gotten is that she'll be the only one who interacts with characters from the other shows, so it sounds to me like we'll possibly be getting the set up for how she ends up on Earth-1 in Supergirl, but the actual main part of the overarching plot will then begin in The Flash. Maybe it will end with Barry crossing over and asking for Kara's help, and then we pick up in The Flash where we see why he needs her help.
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